Scrutinising Affordability and Social Sustainability in Bristol
A general perception is that highly priced homes are embedded in areas that are associated with cohesive and convivial communities. However, recent research suggests that successful neighbourhoods are those that foster social interactions towards creating sustainable communities.
This talk will examine the extent to which this hypothesis applies to Bristolian neighbourhoods to ascertain whether property prices accurately reflect quantifiable attributes associated with sustainable communities.
About the speaker:
Dr Richard Timmerman has worked as a lecturer in Geographic Information Systems at the University of Bristol since 2020, where his research interests relate to primarily to quantitatively testing planning theories with spatial modelling. Prior to this, he worked as a research fellow at University College London (UCL) and contributed to the Housing Sprint project coordinated by the SaÏd Business School, University of Oxford. Prior to his academic career, Richard has worked as an analyst in the public sector where he contributed to reports concerning the loss of family housing homes, planning of the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games, and its Legacy towards developing sustainable communities.
Tickets:
There's no charge for entry and tickets aren't essential but they do guarantee you a seat.
Adult | Free |
Child | Free |
This is a seated event. The seats are 485 mm wide, 553 mm deep and the seat is 456 mm from the floor. Some seats with arms are available.
There is level access to the event. Temporary toilets will be available outside of the Cathedral for this event.
We recommend using public transport - use buses to the City Centre/Park Street. The nearest car park is College Street.
Standing at the heart of Bristol's vibrant city centre, Bristol Cathedral is one of England's great medieval churches. For almost 900 years it has been a living place of sanctuary, teaching, prayer and music. Events at Bristol Cathedral range from family-friendly Crafty Cathedral sessions to gin tasting and guided tours in the Norman Chapter House, through to large-scale light shows.
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